Northeast Harbor Restaurants
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1. Abel's Lobster
$$$ | |Located on a nub jutting into Somes Sound a few miles from Northeast Harbor, this place hums on summer nights as adults grab a drink from the outside bar, kids and dogs romp, and folks angle to watch lobsters cook in an open-air kitchen before eating at tables about the sloping lawn; the window-lined mid-century wood-walled dining room has views from every table. There are separate menus for each dining space though there is some overlap including the wood-fired boiled lobster, a lobster roll, fried clams, and the 9-ounce house burger. Mussels steamed with mushrooms, herbs, and cream and served with housemade focaccia bread are a delightful dinner-only appetizer.
13 Abels Lane, Somesville, Maine, USA207-276–8221Known For
- Outside bar-type table curves above the shore
- Largely locally sourced menu
- House-made cornbread
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Rate Includes: Closed mid-Oct.-mid-May and Sun. and Mon. from mid-May–mid-Oct. -
2. Asticou Inn
$$$ | |Overlooking the water out back and practically hugging Route 3 out the front, this 1883 four-story gray-shingled restaurant and inn can’t be missed nor is the opportunity to dine here and savor the spectacular view of picturesque Northeast Harbor, especially from the large deck fronting the classic old New England dining room. The menu offers a handful of entrées, including filet mignon, and lighter fare like fish tacos. The dining room’s mural-like wallpaper adds to the old New England vibe. Many of the inn’s guest rooms (30 in the main house), each well-appointed and unique, have water views.
15 Peabody Rd., Northeast Harbor, Maine, 04662, USA207-276--3344Known For
- Popovers with strawberry jam
- Award-winning seafood chowder
- Lodging choices outside the main inn include funky six-sided 1960s cottages nicknamed “spaceships”
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and early Oct.--mid May -
3. The Colonel's Restaurant and Bakery
$$ | |Known around town simply as “The Colonel’s,” this restaurant serves up traditional fare—everything from lobster rolls and fried seafood plates to burgers and pizza—for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which can be eaten in the dining room, at the bar, or out on the deck (in the warm months). In front, the bakery turns out delicious bread, rolls, croissants, turnovers, and muffins, as well as cookies, cakes, Maine’s famous whoopie pies, and other sumptuous desserts. Try one of the glazed doughnut twists, with or without chocolate drizzled over the top. You can also get an ice-cream cone here.
143 Main St., Northeast Harbor, Maine, 04662, USA207-276–5147Known For
- Homemade doughnuts
- Great chowder
- Being a community stalwart
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed mid-Oct.--early May -
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